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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 2458, 25 July 1922, Page 1

8 8 6tli JULY TO 19tii AUGUST JP saving money is important to you, here is a selling event where every item is a value of unusual interest. The countless things one needs mean a considerable drain on one’s purse, and saving on seasonable apparel und accessories is no small advantage. Big Sale Circular Free Containing Valuable Coupons. A comprehensive Sale Circular awaits you. Contains details of hundreds of oilers. Also very valuable Coupons for you to use whereby you can save many additional pounds in buying. Why not send for your copy to-day? SAMPLES OF OUR BARGAIN OFFERS. P4SI- —Warm CAPE in natural opogsum. lined brown silk. Was 12gns; SALE 84/P2OS1 —Blue Kitt POX SET, long wrap and ' pillow muff. Was signs; SALE 14gos PIS4 —Tweed COAT in fawn and henna block stripe, wrap collar, large armholes, side panel effect, swing back. Was 4gns; SALE 55/Pl39M—Turkish TOWELS, brown striped, thick make. six.,. 22 x 44. KALE 2/3 <a P6S5 —Merino COMBINATION:-!, natural, short sleeves, W. size. Were 1 3/-C; SALE «/ll PB7M SHEETING. h< nvy bicarb.<l twiil and herringbne, Sporo make. S"ins. ALE 4/0 PISS—VESTS-in liea\v Uneriuo. natural. S.W. V,Vr< i SALE 5/11 P 23D —54in COATING, (lark shades, heavy weave. Recenth f :'■/■(}: SALE 0/1 I Pl3o—Shadow Tissue CRETONNE, Slin. light and dark grounds; 12 ends only. ‘ Wore C/11, 7/C ; SALE 8/11 yd P2lL —TABLE COVERS, green and red tapestry, 2 J and 2S yards long. Were to 63/-; SALE 28/6 P 365- —Ladies’ BLOOMERS, fleecy lined, navy and grey, last .war 12/6 and 13/6. SALE W. for 0/11; O.S. for 7/11 pair P-6X—Dorothy Dodd Button BOOTS, cloth tops splendid for house wear. Were 29/G; SALP,.I2/(i P27S5 —Merino Woven VESTS, short sleeves. W. size, were 10/9; SALE 0/0. O.S. size, long sleeves, were 12/9; SALE 7/0, O.S. size, short sleeves, were 11/9; SALE 0/1 i Pl 6D —Navy SERGE, o4ins pure wool, indigo dye, fine twill. Was 46/6; SALE 13/S Co!!insoi! and Cunninghame, Limite

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